The oldest member of BTS, Jin, suggested joining the front line.
Jin communicated with fans through Weavers on the 13th of December and gave a meaningful answer.
A fan asked him, “Are you excited for your birthday next month?” and Jin replied, “No, I’m on the front line.”
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Members of BTS have issued a line-up of enlistment policies led by Jin.
As for Jin, who submitted a request to join the army on the 4th, and informed the Ministry of Military Affairs that he was going to stay, it was expected that he would join the army as soon as possible.
However, we haven’t given a specific date or training center.
Jin’s statement garnered a lot of attention because it was interpreted as having received a military warrant and having confirmed it.
In response, Big Hit Music’s label has been tight-lipped about saying, “It’s hard to confirm.”
Since it’s private information, they don’t seem to be taking a company stance.
The 30-year-old Jin who was born in 1992 was postponed until later this year due to the request of the Minister of Culture and Tourism under the Military Service Act that was revised in 2020.
However, Big Hit Music announced that members of BTS will be executed one by one, starting with an exam on the 17th last month.
As a result, they’re expected to join the army as soon as the year is up.
According to the current military law, he can only join the army.
At the time, Big Hit Music said, “We and our members hope that BTS will resume fully active in approximately 2025, but please understand that it will be difficult to pinpoint a specific date at this time.”
Thus, BTS will focus on individual activities for the time being in accordance with each member’s military service plan.
Please give a lot of attention and encouragement to BTS’s future activities.”
Jin recently released his first solo single, “The Astronaut,” and has been active ever since.
For this song, he wrote the lyrics and loved the ARMY that made me who I am today as a member of BTS.
He explained the story of me, “A ARMY,” who drifts aimlessly to find my dream.” He co-wrote lyrics with the world famous Britt pop band, Coldplay, and said, “I’m so happy and excited to be reunited with the people I love so much, and to work with them again.”
Bulletproof Youth Corps swept the Billboard charts in the United States and around the world, gaining global popularity.
Jin’s “The Man” came in fourth in the Billboard Japan Hot 100. That’s 39 steps up from last week’s 43rd place.
Jin’s fourth place in “Billboard Japan Hot 100” is the highest Korean solo song of the last decade and he broke the chart record for two consecutive weeks.
Along with it, Jin ranked 14th on the Billboard Japan 100 Artist charts, rising 21 points from last week’s ranking.
On the Japan YouTube weekly top song chart released on the 10th day, Jin’s music video for “The Human” came in fifth place.
On the Korean song chart released on the 8th, it came in 14th place.
Jin’s “the man” entered the charts from the Hot 100 in Canada, where the Billboard was announced on the 8th to the 58th place.
It’s ranked third on the Canadian digital song sales chart, 18th on the Bolivian song chart, and 22nd on the Hong Kong song chart.
It’s ranked 19th on the Indian song chart and fourth on the Indonesian song chart.
Billboard ranked 8th in the Malaysian song chart and 20th in the Peruvian song chart, reaching 10th in the Filipino song chart, showing global power.
JIN’S “THE MAN” MOVED INTO SECOND PLACE ON SINGAPORE’S ROAS TOP REGIONAL CHART.
It’s ranked fifth on the five-day New Zealand Hot 40 Single Chart, and it’s the number one Korean solo song in the last decade, ranked 96th on the Irish Single, 66th on the Lithuanian Single Chart.
“IMI International Top 20 Single” released on the eighth day in India, it entered fifth place and entered second place as a Korean solo song.
It ranked ninth on the German Single download chart announced on the 10th, ranked 56th on the Grease top digital single chart.
“The astronaut” also ranked first on the Genius Koreas October K-rock chart.
“The Man” entered the list in 61st place on the British official single “Top 100” a week after its public announcement and was ranked number one for a Korean solo song in history.
“The Man” ranked 27th on the UK’s top 40 charts, announced on October 31st, and debuted 29th in two days.
For the first time ever as a K-pop soloist in the last decade, he made it to the Big Top 40 charts for two weeks, showing off his sound power to the max.